Leigh keep rolling with win over rivals Warrington

Leigh keep rolling with win over rivals WarringtonImage source, SWPixImage caption, Leigh have reached the Super League play-offs in each of the last three seasons since promotionByAdam LaniganBBC Sport EnglandPublished25 July 2026, 19:32 BST25 CommentsUpdated 24 minutes agoBetfred Super LeagueLeigh (16) 28Tries: Armstrong, Lam, Senior, Ofahengaue, Hanley Goals: Cook 4Warrington (6) 12Tries: Sipley, Hopoate Goals: Irwin 2Leigh Leopards made it five successive victories as they out-muscled fellow play-off contenders Warrington Wolves.Victory moved Leigh up one place to fifth, above last year's champions Hull KR, and now level on points with the Wolves, who suffered a third defeat in four matches this month.Early tries from David Armstrong and Lachlan Lam gave the Leopards control and they never really relinquished it.Toafofoa Sipley crossed for Warrington but further tries from Innes Senior, Joe Ofahengaue and Umyla Hanley either side of the break moved the hosts out of sight before a late consolation for Albert Hopoate.And with Leigh still having five of their last seven games to play at home, they do not look like going away in the race for the top six.Since losing to Warrington in successive weeks in April in Super League and the Challenge Cup, the Leopards had won 10 out of 12 games, including victory over the Wire at Magic Weekend three weeks ago and they were out of the traps strongly.Lam's pass found Armstrong hitting the line well from full-back as he sold a dummy and found a gap to the tryline.The scrum-half was then the recipient of fine play, supporting Umyla Hanley after he had broken through the defence to run under the posts.The Wolves got themselves on the scoreboard thanks to the might of Sipley as three defenders could not keep out the Niue prop at close range.However, Leigh made it a two-score game again right on half-time as Senior finished off in the left corner after more good work in the line from the half-backs.The second period saw n...